spirit, consciousness, or mental and psychological state

a divine or legendary horse from mythology

father (Catholic or Orthodox priest)

an anatomical fiber that transmits impulses of sensation to the brain or spinal cord

difficult to understand, explain, or identify; having an air of secrecy

magical, mystical, or extraordinary in a way that inspires wonder

expression or emotion showing in one's eyes, often including a meaningful glance or wink

likeness or statue of a god or Buddha

deserving of extreme respect or veneration; inviolable and solemn

look; facial expression

a mental disorder or psychiatric illness characterized by an impaired relationship with reality

Traditional stories concerning gods, supernatural beings, or the origins of a culture.

spiritual culture

a female deity or divine being

A derogatory slang term for someone acting irrationally, stupidly, or annoyingly.

facial expression or look

The Shenzhou series of crewed spacecraft developed by China.

the personification or inevitable force of death used figuratively

mental hospital; psychiatric hospital

Yasukuni Shrine, a Shinto shrine in Tokyo dedicated to Japanese war dead, controversial as the burial ground of several Class A war criminals

A Daoist immortal or supernatural entity in Chinese mythology.

old name for China

being easily excited, jumpy, or on edge

a god or spirit worshipped for divine power

one's mental state, mood, or focus of attention

the look on a person's face that reveals their inner thoughts or emotional state

a person's state of mind or psychological condition

magical object or legendary weapon in mythology and fiction

extraordinary or supernatural power and achievements, often attributed to nature or the divine

a saint or religious figure regarded as a special guardian of a particular group, profession, or activity

a person's state of mind or awareness, particularly in a medical or psychological context regarding clarity and sanity

supernatural or divine powers, often associated with deities or spiritual beings

full of vigor and vitality (idiom); energetic spirit

to calm the nerves or relieve uneasiness of the body and mind

a god, goddess, or supernatural divine being, often worshipped in traditional beliefs or folk religions.

one's mental state, awareness, or clarity of mind

a god or celestial being, often residing in heaven

to take care, pay attention, or be cautious in order to avoid danger or mistakes

child prodigy

one's mind or spirit, often used to describe a state of being distracted, captivated, or unsettled

to freshen up or enhance mental alertness; a stimulant or stay-awake drug

a god or supernatural being, often appearing in mythology or religious texts

describing someone's eyes as bright, lively, or full of spirit.

extraordinarily brave or heroic